It’s crunch time for the Nashville Predators as they host the powerhouse Vegas Golden Knights on Tuesday. With the Predators trying to keep their season alive and the Golden Knights flexing their dominance, this matchup is a classic case of desperation meeting confidence. For Nashville, it’s been a tough year. Once a team with playoff expectations, the Predators now find themselves just three points out of last place in the Central Division and 15 points back from a wild-card spot. To make matters worse, they’ve scored the fewest goals in the entire NHL this season—just 101 compared to Vegas’s 147. The frustration is palpable. Despite generating tons of chances, the Predators can’t seem to finish. Saturday’s 4-1 loss to the

It’s game time in Winnipeg as the Jets take on the Vancouver Canucks on Tuesday night. Both teams have something big on the line—Winnipeg wants to keep their spot at the top of the Central Division, while Vancouver is battling to stay in the playoff picture. If you’ve been following the Jets this season, you already know: Connor Hellebuyck is the guy. He’s putting up monster numbers—26 wins, a 2.02 goals-against average, a .928 save percentage, and six shutouts. It’s no wonder he’s the favorite for the Vezina Trophy (again). “He’s rolling,” said forward Nikolaj Ehlers, who had two goals in Saturday’s 3-0 win over Colorado. “Bucky is the best. There’s no way around it.” Saturday’s win also featured some

The Montreal Canadiens are on fire right now, and they’re not looking to slow down. With a 9-2-1 record in their last 12 games, they’ve clawed their way within two points of an Eastern Conference wild-card spot. Next up? A road trip to Salt Lake City to face the struggling Utah Hockey Club on Tuesday night. Sure, the Canadiens lost 2-1 in a shootout to the Dallas Stars on Saturday, but let’s be real—that’s no small feat against one of the NHL’s hottest teams. Head coach Martin St. Louis was proud of his squad, especially since it was the second game of a back-to-back after a gritty overtime win against the Capitals the night before. Montreal’s been living on the

The New York Rangers have had a rollercoaster season so far. After starting off strong at 12-4-1, they hit a rough patch late in 2024, losing 15 of their next 19 games. But the good news? They’re turning things around in 2025. With a 4-1-1 record this year and two straight wins, they’re rolling into Denver with some serious momentum for their matchup against the Colorado Avalanche on Tuesday. General Manager Chris Drury wasn’t about to sit back and watch the team struggle. In December, he made some bold moves, trading captain Jacob Trouba and Kaapo Kakko in separate deals to shake up the roster. In return, the Rangers landed defensemen Will Borgen and Urho Vaakanainen, plus three draft picks.